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"RYAN ROCKS IT! with CORINDA CARFORA :-)
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"RYAN ROCKS IT ASBURY PARK STYLE" (live talk RADIO SHOW). Interviewing CORINDA CARFORA 9/8 at 5:30PM
From Corinda's Bio:
Joined together by fate, THE ALLIANCE SINGERS came into being from the aftermath of September 11, 2001. Forty-eight hours after that tragic day, local residents gathered and formed The Alliance of Neighbors, an all volunteer organization to establish emotional and financial support for the families and the community, and the organization of a benefit concert began. Music icons BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN and JON BON JOVI were the first to sign up, followed by Felix Cavalieri, John Eddy, Joan Jett, and Kevin Smith to name a few. While scrambling to cover all the details, co-producer Corinda Carfora was faced with another last minute challenge when music Director, GARRY TALLENT urged: "We need backup singers for these acts. I know you can sing so pull some people for rehearsal for the day after tomorrow." Slightly panicked, Carfora ran to a local Baptist Church, where she pleaded with Musical Director, JESSE MOORER to "gather some voices and be at my house tomorrow night at 7:00." This was to be the first meeting of many. As promised, the singers appeared and raised their voices in harmony for the various performers of the concert and became what is now known as "THE ALLIANCE SINGERS". Weeks after the successful concert madness, Corinda received another phone call, requesting a smaller group from the original group, to appear with Bruce for a week of holiday concerts at Convention Hall
So folks, tune in for some FUN, FUN, FUN with me and Corinda. If you miss the broadcast, no worries as the show will post to my Nancy Ryan and Ryan Rocks It Asbury Park Style fb pages minutes after the show. The show will also be archived for your listening pleasure and convenience.
Peace, Nancy <3
"RYAN ROCKS IT! with JON HERINGTON, guitarist-STEELY DAN".
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"RYAN ROCKS IT ASBURY PARK STYLE". I am very excited to announce my next special guest is the extremely talented and wonderful guy, my friend, JON HERINGTON-guitarist-singer/songwriter. Jon will be joining me for an interview Thursday evening, October 8 TH at 5:30 PM. To listen live call the guest line # (213) 943-3559 or go to my studio, blogtalkradio.com/ryan-rocks-it-asbury-park-style.
Jon is a longtime New York city based Artist. In addition to being a fantastic Guitarist-Snger/Songwriter Jon is also a producer and bandleader. He is the leader of the Jon Herington Band and has been the guitarist of choice with the iconic band STEELY DAN for both recording and touring since 1999. He has four solo recordings in his discography, the most recent of which is "Time On My Hands", nominated for Vintage Guitar HALL OF FAME Album of the year. Jon recently released the book, "Arrangements for Guitar", a collection of 18 songs arranged for unaccompanied guitar in the unique "chord melody" style of solo jazz offering his first course on TrueFire, home of the world's most comprehensive library of guitar instruction. Over the years Jon's work has included session recordings; performing with many Broadway shows; teaching; and work as a composer and arranger.
Anyone who has ever heard Jon knows he has a deep seeded love of music. I am looking forward to Jon telling us more about his chiildhood memories and how it influenced him to become "The Brilliant Artist that he is today".
Peace, Nancy <3
PS Jon has a fb page: Jon Herington Musician/Band. You can also find Jon on his website: http://www.JonHerington.com/heringtonband and also on Twitter. This interview will be archived on my Nancy Ryan fb page and many others for your listening pleasure and convenience. :-)
Get Social with jake Ryan and this week's guests Phase 5
I'm your host, Jake Ryan, and this week we have our first guest EVER, Phase 5. they are an international pop sensation that has captured the hearts of countless fans in every country their music reaches. We are going to start the show off by introducing you to one of their headline songs to give you a sense of the personality they capture and then we'll have them call and talk to the fans who have supported them thus far, all of you! And to close the show tonight, I'll sit down and have a REAL conversatioon with the boys. This is not an interview, or a press meeting; this is a true to the heart talk, a real conversation between artists and men of caliber coming together to explore the true story behind the band. You'll hear the struggles and wars the boys had to fight to make it where they are today. This is the first of the Renegade Stories.
Follow the boys on Twitter: @PhaseVMusic @iamthejayc @ItsJeremiahNeil @thatboyodon @LeeBrown_UK @NelsonSantos_V
I will be posting about the future artists and talent that will appear on the show on both Twitter and Instagram:
Twitter: @JakePierceRyan
Instagram: @iamjakeryan
See you next week!
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"RYAN ROCKS IT ASBURY PARK STYLE" (live talk radio) ROCKS IT with ED JOHNSON, former Mayor of Asbury Park, NJ Wednesday 8/12 at 5:30 PM. I am so excited to interview Ed. This will be our second interview. The first was approximately two years ago just after Ed retired from his Mayoral duties.
Mr. Johnson served the City of Asbury Park from 1998 - 2013 as Mayor, City Councilman and Chairman of the Urban Enterprise Zone. His established leadership, recognized by International, National, State and Local Officials, helped to create the unprecedented, successful growth and development of Asbury Park as a major destination point at the Jersey Shore.
In addition to creating and managing Ed Johnson AP Consulting, Mr. Johnson is a Visiting Scholar & Lecturer in Political Science at Rutgers University and Brookdale Community College. As a Political Scientist, he specializes in Urban Studies, Law & Society and American Government.
To listen live call 213.943.3559 or go to blogtalkradio.com/ryan-rocks-it-asbury-park-style. This broadcast will be archived for your listening pleasure and convenience and will appear on my Nancy Ryan and radio show fb pages as well as promoted World-Wide. Peace, Nancy <3
"RYAN ROCKS IT! with BOB POLDING of THE BOB POLDING BAND".
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"RYAN ROCKS IT ASBURY PARK STYLE" (live talk radio show) is excited to announce my next special guest is my friend the talented, singer-songwriter-musician and front man of his band "THE BOB POLDING BAND". Yes, I will be interviewig Bob Thursday evening, September 3 RD at 5:30 PM. To listen live call the guest call in # 213.943.3559 or go toblogtalkradio.com/ryan-rocks-it-asbury-park-style. The live broadcast will be archived and appear on my Nancy Ryan fb page (as welll as many other pages) minutes after the show for your listening pleasure and convenience. I have been going to Bob's show now now for years and he always give 100 %. He is one of the best entertainers that I know and I am pleased to have the opportunity to have him on my show. So tune in for some FUN, FUN, FUN with me and Bob 9/3 at 5:30 PM. Peace, Nancy <3
"THE BOB POLDING BAND" are the special Guest's of "MICHELE MOORE AND THE ALLIACE SINGERS". I had the special gift of a personal interview with Michelle in studio and have also had the pleasure of hearing her sing with the Band. Guaranteed to please!
September 11, 2015 – The Stone Pony
The Alliance Singers—Backup Vocalists For Springsteen and The Daily Show Gospel Choir—
As a Tribute to 9/11 Will Perform Songs from "The Rising"
The Stone Pony in Asbury Park
Special Guest Host: Big Joe Henry from NJ 101.5
To Benefit The WTC 9/11 Tribute Center
LIVE Intuitive Readings with Max Ryan
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Do you need help with your relationships?
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Join International Positive Results mentor and Intuitive Max Ryan (www.attractpositiveresults.com) for a show of all Psychic, Intuitive & Angel Readings!
Upbeat with Tom Hayes & Rudy Guarino, Back to the Sugar Shack w Billy Porter
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Join Rudy Guarino, Tom Hayes and Billy Porter as we continue to spin the best music and stories of the infamous Sugar Shack Night Club in Boston, MA 1967 to 1977. Today we feature music and stories of the O'jays and Gladys Knight and the Pips.
The Miracle of Prayer & LIVE Intuitive Readings with Max Ryan
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Join International Coach & Spiritual Teacher Max Ryan (www.attractpositiveresults.com) today as he teaches you all about the power of prayer and the 5 types of prayer that help attract miracles in your life! And as usual Max will take your calls for LIVE intuitive readings!
Upbeat w Tom Hayes and Rudy Guarino, "Back to the Sugar Shack Radio" w B.Porter
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Tom Hayes and Rudy Guarino and B. Porter spin and comment on the history of 'Old School Soul Music' performed at the Fabulous Sugar Shack Soul NIght Club in Boston, MA from 1966 to 1976. James Brown, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Little Richard, Jackie Wilson, The Hot Nuts, etc. are featured in this show.
Attract Positive Results with Max Ryan: Defend Less
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Join International Intuitive and Spiritual teacher Max Ryan (www.AttractPositiveResults.com) today as he share ones of the most powerful lessons that we can learn in order to attract awesome positive results; Defending less in our lives. This is a practice that changes your career, relationships, finances and more! And as usual Max will also take your calls LIVE for Intuitive readings to help you in your life!
Ryan Ringbloom is LIVE on THE LIBRARIAN
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Host Tabatha Pope welcomes author Ryan Ringbloom to THE LIBRARIAN on the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network.
Ryan Ringbloom is a YA/NA author who lives for anything Romance. The passion, love, angst, awkwardness... she loves all of it. When Ryan needs a break from reality she sneaks off to read a romantic story or write one of her own. Drinking coffee, reading Tweets and hugs from her five year old are the best part of her day. Visit Ryan's website for more information about her and her books.
Host of "The Librarian", Tabatha Pope, can be found at All For Love of the Word and Facebook.
This is a copyrighted and trademarked podcast owned solely by the Authors On the Air Global Network LLC. on the web at authorsontheair.com.
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While the month of May is known as U.S. Older Americans Month, the month of October is the metro area's Month of 50+Expos. Over a 12-day period this October, there will be 5 days of entertaining and informative events within easy driving distance of Howard County residents who are over 50 or love someone who is. In Columbia
I don't know about you, but I've been going over and over in my mind what's been reported about a recent murder on the Washington Metro.
Just a few years ago, before the Great Recession hit, economists were reporting a "negative savings rate" among Americans. That meant many of us were spending even more than we earned each year.
A reader wrote me recently to say she clipped and saved the "Man of Valor" column I wrote last year as a eulogy to my late father, and that she has read it many times since. She suggested I reprint it in our upcoming editions as a Father's Day column.
What I didn't tell you in my column last month, about the future of print media, was that I wrote it partially in preparation for a speech I was to give on that topic at a national conference. It so happened that I flew to Chicago for the conference on March 24, the very day Germanwings Flight 9525 was intentionally crashed into the French Alps by its co-pilot.
Sometimes it seems to me like the march of "progress" is so enamored of the bright, shiny future that it too readily jettisons the best of the past. This particularly feels like the case regarding the way many have dismissed the world of print in the face of today's ever-changing digital devices.
For the past two months, I've been writing in this column about the financial pit that we are digging for ourselves as a country. At least, that's one way of looking at the trillions of dollars of expanding deficits embedded in our federal and state government budgets.
In last month's column, I started to lay out some generally well-known facts in hopes they can facilitate an important discussion that I feel Americans need to be having with each other.
Perhaps because so many readers have recently told me how much they've enjoyed my recent columns, I've decided to risk spending some of that capital this month by sharing a number of statistics that I think paint a rather troubling picture and lead to some controversial conclusions.
In my column last month, I promised to share more about the awards our writers have recently garnered in national competitions. Each year, we enter a selection of our writers' original stories in two journalism competitions: those of the North American Mature Publishers Association (NAMPA) and the National Mature Media Awards.

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This fall there are 24 crime procedurals on network television. There are six superhero shows. Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D. Grimm and Once Upon a Time. Modern Family and Life in Pieces. Black-ish, Fresh Off the Boat, The Goldbergs, The Middle. If you told me The Voice was on every day, I'd believe you. This season overwhelmingly added familiar-seeming shows to the network docket, and even when those shows are off to reasonably solid starts — take a bow, Quantico — there's a familiarity to them that's tolerable individually, but troublesome taken on the whole. Who needs Peak TV when you can just have Same TV?It's not all dire. Shows like Empire and Jane the Virgin exist, too — shows that are burning a little brighter than everyone else, shows that have their own voice and style and drive. These oases are the point of being a TV fan: »
- Margaret Lyons
7 October 2015 1:00 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »»
7 October 2015 12:59 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Alias vet Carl Lumbly is in need of one of Chicago Med's finest.
The actor will recur on NBC's latest Chicago Fire spinoff as the husband of S. Epatha Merkerson's character Sharon, TVLine has learned.
Sharon is the head of Gaffney Chicago Medical Center, where much of the show's action takes place.
RelatedChicago Med Admits The Wire's Marlyne Barrett as Series Regular
Lumbly's Bert is a once virile, robust man whose sudden physical ailment factors into his relationship with his wife and the hospital where she works.
Lumbly most recently recurred on CBS »
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7 October 2015 6:34 AM, PDT | Thompson on Hollywood | See recent Thompson on Hollywood news »
The Black List, the annual survey of Hollywood executives' favorite unproduced screenplays and, since 2012, an online community connecting screenwriters, readers, buyers, and employers, has picked the 12 participants in its fall screenwriting mini-labs in Toronto, Chicago, and San Francisco. Chosen from ten finalists per city after submitting a script, a resume, and a personal statement, the participants will workshop a screenplay with peers and professional mentors—including Derek Haas (NBC's "Chicago Fire"); Pixar's Victoria Strouse ("Finding Dory") and Matthew Aldrich; Go Into the Story's Scott Myers; DePaul professor Brad Riddell; and Black List Founder and CEO Franklin Leonard. Submissions for the Black List's final mini-lab of 2015 (Los Angeles, Nov. 20-22) close Oct. 8, while submissions for the inaugural Athena Film Festival Black List Mini-Lab (New York City, Feb. 18-21, 2016), which is open to female writers with scripts focusing on women's leadership, »
- Matt Brennan
7 October 2015 4:55 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Tonight Show viewers experienced a serious case of deja-vu on Tuesday when Jay Leno stepped in for an "injured" Jimmy Fallon to deliver the opening monologue.
VideosJimmy Fallon's Empire Parody: Watch the Tonight Show Host Take on Lucious
It was Leno's first appearance on The Tonight Show since stepping down as host in February 2014 and he seemed to relish the homecoming, cracking a string of really funny and exceptionally delivered jokes about the circus-like presidential race.
Leno was on hand to promote his new CNBC show Jay Leno's Garage which premieres Wednesday.
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6 October 2015 7:58 AM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
Read More: Attention, Female Screenwriters: Athena Film Festival to Partner with Black List for Writing Lab The Black List has announced the full list of participants in their 2015 Screenwriting Mini-Labs, held in San Francisco, Chicago and Toronto. Meanwhile, submissions for the Los Angeles MiniLab will remain open until midnight on October 8, 2015. Mentors for the labs included Derek Haas of "Chicago Fire," Pixar's Victoria Strouse and Matthew Aldrich and Black List founder and CEO Franklin Leonard. The full list of participants is as follows: Toronto MiniLab at Tiff 2015:Timothy Visentin // Where Death FOLLOWSMary Goldman // Unholy TOLEDOStephen Davis // GLASLYNErin Cardiff // Raised By Wolves Chicago MiniLab at Columbia College:Anna Hozian // Anchor BABYBrian Trapp // PostHUMANMaggie Clancy // The OVENMark Fleming // The Disappearing World San Francisco MiniLab at Sfsu:Sarah Archer Moulton // »
- Ryan Anielski
5 October 2015 12:57 PM, PDT | TVSeriesFinale.com | See recent TVSeriesFinale news »
Below, you'll find a list of NBC's recent/current/upcoming primetime TV shows and their present status. To see a series' ratings, click the links in the middle column.
Shows include A To Z, About A Boy, Ad: The Bible Continues, Allegiance, America's Got Talent, American Dream Builders, American Ninja Warrior, American Odyssey, Apocalypse, Aquarius, Bad Judge, Best Time Ever With Neil Patrick Harris, The Biggest Loser, The Blacklist, Blindspot, The Carmichael Show, The Celebrity Apprentice, Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, Chicago Pd, Constantine, Crowded, Dateline NBC, Emerald City, First Dates, Food Fighters, Game Of Silence, Grimm, Hannibal, Heartbreaker, Heroes Reborn, Hollywood Game Night, Hot & Bothered, I Can Do That, The Island, Last Comic Standing, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Little Big Shots, Marry Me, Mission Control, Mr. Robinson, The Mysteries Of Laura, The Night Shift, One Big Happy, Parenthood, Parks And Recreation, The Player, Running Wild With Bear »
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5 October 2015 7:00 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
They say breaking up is hard to do — but it's even more difficult when you're cutting the cord with your own mom, as Chicago P.D.'s Lindsay finds out in this exclusive video.
VideosChicago Fire Sneak Peek: The Vampire Diaries Alum Steven R. McQueen Makes His Firehouse Debut
Just because the detective wants to end their toxic relationship in Wednesday's episode (NBC, 10/9c) — "It's not that you're bad for me; it's that we're bad for each other," Lindsay admits — that doesn't mean Bunny is going to accept the situation. And she »
4 October 2015 6:21 PM, PDT | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
Lady Gaga turned up the heat in a fiery red gown at the Los Angeles premiere of FX series "American Horror Story: Hotel" on Saturday night. The chart-topping singer stepped onto the red carpet at the Regal La Live in a one-shoulder Brandon Maxwell gown accented with a thigh-high slit. She completed the look with matching red platform heels, a blood-red manicure and her engagement bling. The 29-year-old star was accompanied by fiancé Taylor Kinney, who plays firefighter Kelly Severide on NBC's "Chicago Fire." Also Read: 'Ahs,' 'Empire,' 'Htgawm': Interracial Lesbian Relationships Are Trending Now on »
- Wrap Staff
4 October 2015 11:33 AM, PDT | Us Weekly | See recent Us Weekly news »
Sexy, not scary, is how Lady Gaga looked at the American Horror Story: Hotel premiere red carpet on Saturday, Oct. 3 in L.A. The Grammy winner, 29, who stars in the fifth season of the hit FX series, looked elegant in a stunning red Brandon Maxwell dress. She paired the gown with matching red nail polish and blood-red platform pumps. The "Applause" singer's fiance, Taylor Kinney, accompanied her on the red carpet, looking dapper in all black. The Chicago Fire star, 34, and Gaga held hands and she [...] »
4 October 2015 10:29 AM, PDT | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
Lady Gaga was red hot at the premiere of the FX series American Horror Story: Hotel on Saturday. The 29-year-old pop star makes her debut in the hit franchise, now in its fifth season, as a character called The Countess. At the premiere, she turned heads as she walked the red carpet in a custom red crepe, draped, one shoulder Brandon Maxwell wave gown that featured a long train and thigh-high slit that showed plenty of leg. She even pulled an Angelina Jolie as she posed for photographers. She paired the look with matching nail polish and matching platform strappy peep-toe pumps. Lady Gaga was joined at the event by her fiancé, Chicago Fire star Taylor Kinney, 34. The two »
1 October 2015 8:06 PM, PDT | TVSeriesFinale.com | See recent TVSeriesFinale news »
Last season, while many TV shows lost viewers, Chicago Fire's viewership actually grew. Will NBC spin-off continue to do well for the network? Will the ratings rise or fall in season three? Cancelled or renewed for a fourth season? Stay tuned.
Chicago Pd follows the men and women of the Chicago Police Department's District 21 who pursue the perpetrators of major street crimes in the "Windy City." The series features the talents of Jason Beghe, Sophia Bush, Patrick John Flueger, Laroyce Hawkins, Elias Koteas, Jon Seda, Jesse Lee Soffer, Marina Squerciati, Amy Morton, and Brian Geraghty.
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1 October 2015 11:00 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Firehouse 51's newest candidate is off to a memorable start for all the wrong reasons.
In TVLine's exclusive video from the Chicago Fire Season 4 premiere (airing Oct. 13 at 10/9c on NBC), The Vampire Diaries alum Steven R. McQueen makes his shirtless, drunken (?) entrance as firefighter Jimmy Borrelli.
RelatedFall TV Spectacular: Exclusive Scoop and Photos on 44 Returning Favorites!
Although Jimmy's state of undress and the stench of booze isn't entirely his fault, that doesn't stop Chief Boden from making a bold decision about the youngster's future.
Press Play below to watch the preview, then hit the »
30 September 2015 8:27 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Chicago P.D.'s Season 3 premiere on Wednesday night was close to Heaven for "Linstead" 'shippers even as Halstead was in Hell, being held captive by some very bad guys.
RelatedFall TV Spectacular: Exclusive Scoop and Photos on 44 Returning Favorites!
Let's recap, shall we?
The unfortunate turn of events referenced above is just what Lindsay, who's been going down a dark path, needs to get back in the game. And it's just what fans need to get some emotionally potent scenes that tug on the relationship heartstrings. (There's nothing quite like a traumatic incident to bring two, »
30 September 2015 6:59 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Law & Order: Svu on Wednesday served up a timely tale with a tragic twist.
The hour began with a brutal assault on a transgender girl named Avery, but unlike most Svu cases, the assailant was never really a mystery; a 15-year-old named Darius admitted to accidentally pushing Avery off a park bridge after she identified him in a lineup.
RelatedLaw & Order: Svu Season Premiere Recap: Blurred Lines
In spite of the incident, during which she was called everything from a "slut" to a "he-she," Avery forgave Darius midway through the episode, leaving most viewers to wonder what could possibly happen »
30 September 2015 4:23 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
The more things change on The Blacklist, the more they stay the same.
Even though some elements of the NBC drama look different in the newest batch of Season 3 photos — namely, Liz's platinum locks — others feel totally familiar. (Red aiming a rifle at somebody? What else is new?)
VideosThe Blacklist Bosses Talk 'Different Feel' of Season 3 — Plus: Watch a New Trailer
Also featured in the photos from Season 3's first two installments: Ressler, Samar and Aram looking tense as they try to track down their onetime co-worker, plus Red keeping tabs on all Liz-related news coverage — while hiding »
30 September 2015 3:28 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
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Question: Love Ask Ausiello! Anything on Grey's Anatomy? —Mark
Ausiello: Not just anything but something quite intriguing. "Somebody comes along during the season from Owen's past," the doc's portrayer, Kevin McKidd, revealed to us at Saturday's #Tgit-themed Hollywood soiree. And, though he wouldn't say whether the "somebody" would be played by Martin Henderson, who's slated to debut around midseason, McKidd did admit that the character in question "ignites a lot of things »
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Remark BRIEF A J O I N T P U B L I C AT I O N O F R E G E N T L AW M A R K E T I N G A N D L AW A L U M N I WINTER/SPRING 2012 25 TH ANNIVERSARY edition SUPREME COURT JUSTICE SAMUEL ALITO'S ADDRESS PAGE 6 L AW IS MORE THAN A PROFESSION. IT 'S A C ALLING. INSIDE THIS ISSUE 4-7, 10 11-14 Recap of Our 25th Anniversary Celebration Weekend 25th Anniversary in Photos 8-9 16 Regent Law Launches Hispanic Law Students Association Over The Years DARIUS DAVENPORT SEAN KIRNAN firstname.lastname@example.com 757-352-4915 phone 757-352-4338 fax www.regent.edu/lawcareerservices email@example.com 757-352-4613 phone 757-352-4513 fax www.regent.edu/law Director of Career & Alumni Services Brief Remark 路 Winter/Spring 2012 25th Anniversary Edition Director of Communications & Enrollment Marketing 25TH EDITION ANNIVERSARY Our 25th Anniversary Celebration, September 23-25, 2011, was a very special time for me. I loved connecting with the over 100 alumni and their families in attendance and enjoyed hearing stories of how God continues to work in their professional and personal lives. Our speakers, which included alumni, professors, students, and very special guests like U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito, galvanized us by reminding us of how special our legal callings truly are. We enjoyed lots of great food, fun, and each other - even in the midst of a Friday-afternoon deluge of epic proportions! My favorite parts of the weekend, however, were the testimonies we enjoyed from current students and alumni. At our Saturday breakfast, Leah Cornett '14 and Judge Teresa Hamons '89 shared amazing stories of how God called them to Regent Law. At our Saturday evening banquet, Farnaz Farkish '07 shared the deep impact the Christian witness the late Leroy Rountree Hassell, Sr., Chief Justice of the Virginia Supreme Court and Jurist-inResidence at Regent, had on her personal and professional witness. What struck me most about the testimonies was how consistent the stories of God's call to Regent have remained since the school began. Through ordinary (and sometimes extraordinary!) means, the Lord continues to make His call clear to men and women from all walks of life that this is where they belong. Amidst 25 years of change, God's call remains. I'm so glad it does, and I hope you are as well. When I think back on the 25th Anniversary of Regent University School of Law, the one thought or feeling that resonates within me is the overwhelming sense of love and community. During the weekend, worlds collided as Regent Law's past met Regent Law's future as scores of alums from the 90's and early to mid 2000's mixed with the Classes of 2012, 2013, and 2014. All of them may hail from different era's in Regent's history, but they all shared the same wonderful stories of how God providentially brought them to Virginia Beach and how He nourished their minds and spirits once they were here. Seeing over and over again how the Lord works in the lives of His people is one of the great things that makes Regent Law School such a special place and made the anniversary celebration such a special time. We had the opportunity to reflect on how the Lord has blessed us throughout our history with Associate Dean Doug Cook and Judge Teresa Hammons and were treated to great speakers like Dean Jeff Brauch, former Attorney General John Ashcroft, and Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito. But just as important, we heard how alums from all across the country were taking what they learned at Regent and were applying it in the practice of law and making a difference in the lives of people from all walks of life. To ensure that we will be able to continue to celebrate God's blessings at Regent, I want to encourage each of you to continue to support your law school in the coming years. Financial contributions are always welcome, but remember that support can mean judging in a moot court competition or providing an internship opportunity for a young law student. Any school is only as strong as its alumni and I believe that you are among the best in the nation. Jeffrey A. Brauch Dean and Professor Darius Davenport Director of Career & Alumni Services 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 25TH ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND CELEBRATION DAY ONE F R I D A Y, S E P T E M B E R 2 3 Early on the morning of September 23, 2011, law alumni, current students, family and friends began arriving on campus for the start of our 25th Anniversary Celebration. The weather was a mostly cloudy 72 degrees with a chance of rain in the forecast. Rain? On our 25th Anniversary? It could never be! Alas, little did we know that later in the day we would witness a downpour of Biblical magnitude that forced us all to huddle together and make the best of a very wet situation. A few guests enjoyed an 8 a.m. tee-time at the Virginia Beach National Golf Club Course while others made their way to continuing legal education (CLE) sessions taught by Regent Law professors Duane, Cook, Whittico and Gantt. The atmosphere in the lobby of Robertson hall was charged as handshakes, hugs, and random "Hey, great to see you!" greetings flew freely. Law faculty and staff who had been planning this moment for the past year looked on, delighted to welcome so many alumni back home. Well, the rain did indeed fall. A late afternoon deluge cancelled the current student vs. alumni flag football game (the students were incredibly disappointed, the alumni were… relieved?) along with the outdoor BBQ, kids' bounce-house, outside games, and other activities. Not to be dismayed, the law community rallied to converge in the library atrium where after a welcome by Dean Brauch we tucked into a BBQ with all the fixins'. Perennial Christian music favorite Sonic Flood gave a worshipful and fun-filled concert in the Moot Court Room. Young and old enjoyed a screening of "Mr. Popper's Penguins" in the Moot Court Room. It was the end of the first day. And it was good! BRIEF REMARK "This school was founded in 1986 — the year I was born. It amazes me to think that because of Dr. Robertson's obedience thousands of lawyers are impacting this nation for Christ. It was inspiring to see the legacy that I am a part of." Hannah Carter (2L) Monroe, LA SEPTEMBER 23-25, 2011 "For me the anniversary was wonderful for two reasons. First, I was grateful to attend CLE's with alums who had walked these halls before me, and second, I was incredibly blessed by the video at the banquet. It reminded me not only why I came to law school, but why I made the very conscious and prayerful choice to do so here at Regent." Courtney Lemmond (2L) Whitesboro, Texas 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 25TH ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND CELEBRATION DAY TWO S A T U R D A Y, S E P T E M B E R 2 4 Throughout its history the law school has striven to give glory to the Lord for what He has done. So it was fitting that day two's breakfast convocation, emceed by Associate Dean Doug Cook, began with Judge Teresa Hammons ('88) and Leah Cornett ('13) offering testimonies of God's goodness and faithfulness in establishing and sustaining their legal callings. Dean Jeffrey Brauch shared a state-of-the-school update, highlighting alumni, student and faculty successes and sharing the vision for the school's new Center for Global Justice, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law. After breakfast, some alumni headed to Professor Kohm's CLE while others relaxed, strolled the campus, visited the University bookstore, or caught up with old faculty, classmates and friends. Later, at the afternoon luncheon held at Founders Inn, Dr. M.G. "Pat" Robertson welcomed the 200+ alumni and guests in attendance by describing the law school as "A school dedicated to greatness." Former U.S. Attorney General and Distinguished Regent faculty member John Ashcroft then delivered an unforgettable address, calling us to rise above society's standards of professional and personal ethics by following the example of Christ. The centerpiece of the entire weekend was the Saturday night banquet at Founders Inn featuring a keynote address by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito. Over 600 guests were in attendance! Alito's remarks explored the connections between Regent Law's motto – "Law is more than a profession. It's a calling" – and a successful legal career. He discussed the importance of choosing a career in law not just for success or money, but as an act of public service. "What most law students need to learn is that doing this work well, in service to the community, is a worthy calling," he said. Commending Regent Law for its commitment to both excellence and ethics, Alito concluded his remarks with well wishes and congratulations on the law school's success. BRIEF REMARK SEPTEMBER 23-25, 2011 Jeffrey Brauch, Dean of the School of Law, presents alumnus Brad Knox ('94) with the 2011 Regent University School of Law Distinguished Alumnus Award. "It was at the Justice Alito dinner where I finally realized what an impact this law school is having not only in America, but also in the world. It was at this moment where I began to believe in the calling professed by this university; that same calling that separates this university from every other." Amanda M. Moss (2L) Rockingham, NC AT THE PODIUM Clockwise from top left: Farnaz Farksih ('07); Dr. Carlos Campo, President Regent University; Dr. M.G. "Pat" Robertson, Founder and Chancellor, Regent University; Samuel A. Alito, Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court; Jeffrey Brauch, Dean, Regent University School of Law; Dr. Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel, American Center for Law and Justice. 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION FROM GRADUATING CLASS... "During the late summer and early fall of 2011, as the 25th Anniversary Celebration approached, I found myself thinking a lot about those early years with the founding faculty, the founding dean, and those brave pioneering first classes of students. There was such a zeal then, and such a commitment to the unique mission of integrating our Biblical faith with the study and practice of law. But as I continued to reflect, I was also encouraged by the extent to which the current dean, faculty, and student body continue to be animated by their commitment to that same mission. Having experienced both eras, I find there is definitely a commonality there – in other words, the law school is still holding true to its founding mission. For me, this 25th Anniversary Celebration was an opportunity to showcase that continuity for our early graduates, and that theme definitely came through in talks and reflections from our current dean, faculty, and students. Most encouragingly, graduates from those early years who came back for the event "got it." That is, as I talked with them and renewed decades-old friendships, they uniformly commented that it is evident that the law school is still effectively pursuing that founding Biblical-integration mission. They were pleased and excited, and so am I." Doug Cook Associate Dean & Professor ...TO GRADUATING CLASS FROM NOTEBOOKS... :::::::::::: ...TO NOTEBOOKS BRIEF REMARK OVER THE YEARS ::::: :: ::::::::: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTED ON THE MOVE FROM OKLAHOMA TO VIRGINIA ::::::::::::::::::::::: REGENT LAW SCHOOL GAINS FULL ACCREDITATION IN 1996 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 25TH ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND CELEBRATION DAY THREE S U N D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 5 What better way to celebrate 25 years of God's faithfulness then to give Him glory, honor and praise in concluding a wonderful weekend of fellowship and fun. Attorney-in-Residence and acclaimed author and pastor Randy Singer shared an encouraging message after a time of worship lead by Regent Law's chapel worship team. After the service, alumni began saying their "good-byes," offering encouragement and well wishes. Some would return to their jobs, homes and families with a renewed sense of call to the legal profession; others, with a profound sense of God's faithfulness and goodness in sustaining them thus far. May God bless Regent University School of Law in 2012, and for the next 25 years to come! "My relationship with the Lord is the most important one that I have and celebrating the law school's 25th Anniversary reminded me of how much God is a part of Regent Law. It is a privilege to be surrounded by such a high caliber of men and women who commit their work and contribute their successes to our Savior and I am blessed to be a part of what the Lord is accomplishing through our school." Jennifer Meyer (2L) Beaverton, OR 10 BRIEF REMARK "Professor Lynne Kohm's CLE on the intersection of Immigration and Family Law and the luncheon with former Attorney General John Ashcroft made me even more thankful for being a student at Regent Law right now. It is exciting to see how God has opened global doors for Regent Law to equip and support others in seeking His justice and in advocating for those who are enslaved, downtrodden, and suffering." Keila E. Molina (3L) San Luis, AZ "My retreat back to Regent School of Law provided a welcome renewal of core values and beliefs. The CLE classes reaffirmed the reasons I continue to hold the faculty in such high regard." Robert Nutt ('08) MBA, JD 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 11 "I am deeply thankful for the impact that Regent Law has made over the past 25 years and will continue to make. I look forward to hearing more stories of how Regent Law alumni and professors continue to change the world, as they seek justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God." Megan Terry ('09) 12 BRIEF REMARK "My husband Stephen and I hosted nearly a dozen Regent Law friends in our home during the 25th Anniversary Celebration weekend. Although seeing dear friends and reminiscing about law school made me appreciate my time as a student at Regent Law, the anniversary weekend was special to me in an even deeper, more cherished respect. The twenty-fifth year of Regent Law not only marked the year I joined the Regent Law faculty, but it also marked a quarter of a century since my father, John W. McCormick, embarked on a new adventure as one of the school's founding law professors. Though my father only lived to see the law school in its earliest years, I grew up seeing it develop into what it is today. I never dreamed that, decades later, I would be continuing the legacy my father helped start in 1986. In reflecting on the 25th Anniversary of Regent University School of Law, I am reminded of Paul's words in Philippians 1:6 that "he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus." I am honored that on this commemorative year of the law school, I am able to help carry out the work that my father began twenty-five years ago." Professor Erin DeBoer ('09) 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 13 25TH ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND CELEBRATION "25 years ago last June, just after watching the 700 Club from the studio audience, my wife and I, on an east coast road trip from Texas, took a walk to look for CBN postcards. It was a profitable walk because we learned that, not only did CBN have a university, but that university was starting a law school in a couple of months. Upon further inquiry, it was quite a surprise when my unused Oral Roberts University (ORU) Law School application was brought out to me that day, having just been received from ORU along with a gift of its law library to CBNU's new law school. There in the CBNU admissions building lobby, staring at my picture in the law school application next to the essay I'd written some 2 years earlier, I realized I had heard God rightly about becoming a lawyer, though those prayers had seemed unanswered. Within two weeks, I was admitted to the inaugural law school class of 1989. And so began God's impromptu plan for an exciting career. That career took me through three years of learning the law alongside the Bible as did the earliest lawyers (though without the fight with the ABA experienced by my class of 1989), then moving on to government service, passing four bar exams, and serving as outside patent counsel to some of the biggest high tech U.S. companies as a partner in large law firms. Moving on now into a solo intellectual property practice in yet another inspired career change, I joined the Regent Law's 25th Anniversary celebration as an alumni board member to hear Supreme Court Justice Alito speak of what had been accomplished here in these 25 years since that walk on campus to look for CBN postcards." Brad DeSandro ('89) 14 BRIEF REMARK GENERAL NEWS SEPTEMBER 23-25, 2011 Faculty Additions Political Heavyweights Debate Solutions for Economic Crisis Regent University held its ninth annual Clash of the Titans®, "Countdown to Collapse: Solving America's Economic Crisis" on October 28, 2011 at Regent's Communication & Performing Arts Center. The debate was far from an academic exercise in that each speaker in his own way has helped shape the economic policies of Congress and of the last three presidential administrations. Representing the left were Lawrence H. Summers, who served as director of the White House National Economic Council under President Barack Obama and Secretary of the Treasury under President Bill Clinton, and Robert Gibbs, who served as White House press secretary and advisor to President Obama. Representing the right were Alan Simpson, a threeterm U.S. senator from Wyoming, and Karl Rove, the deputy chief of staff and senior advisor to President George W. Bush. FOX News' anchor Bret Baier moderated the debate. Kenneth Ching aSSISTANT pROFESSOR J.D. 2006, Duke University School of Law B.A. 2001, University of Nevada, Reno ERIN DEBOER INSTRUCTOR J.D. 2009, Regent University School of Law B.A. 2004, summa cum laude, Hillsdale College Tessa DysArt aSSISTANT pROFESSOR J.D. 2005, Harvard Law School B.A. 2001, Willamette University Regent Law Alumnus Wins Supreme Court Case David Cortman ('96) is Senior Counsel for the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) and served as the lead attorney for the petitioner in Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization (ACSTO) v. Winn which resulted in a win at the Supreme Court on April 4th, 2011. The ADF called the win "a huge victory for proponents of parental choice in education." J. Haskell Murray aSSISTANT pROFESSOR J.D. 2006, Georgia State University College of Law B.A. 2003, Rhodes College 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 15 GENERAL NEWS Law Teams Earn Top Place at National Competitions Competing among the top legal students in the nation, three Regent University School of Law competition teams recently placed among the top five and top eight at two national competitions. Two teams from the Alternative Dispute Resolution Board (ADR) placed among the top five teams in the American Bar Association (ABA) National Negotiation Competition in New Orleans Feb. 3-4, 2012. Regent's Moot Court Board team advanced to the quarterfinals of the National Moot Court Competition (NMCC) held Jan. 30 - Feb. 2, 2012 in New York City, finishing among the top eight teams in the nation. Regent Law's ADR teams were two of twenty-four teams competing at the prestigious ABA event. Regent was the only law school to send two teams to this competition, and those teams finished second and fifth in the nation. At the regional level, 228 teams started this competition. The University of Minnesota won the title, and other law schools in the finals included the College of William & Mary, Boston University School of Law and Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. "These outstanding results are another confirmation of the rigorous training future lawyers receive in Regent's School of Law," said Regent president, Dr. Carlos Campo. "My congratulations to the students and their professors whose diligence and commitment to excellence brings glory to our Lord." Hannah Carter and Chris Bell were the number two team, and Shiann Ashenbrenner and Braden Morgan finished fifth. Law professor Eric DeGroff coached the teams. "I am deeply proud of these students and our coach, Professor Eric DeGroff. This result reflects great talent, dedication and tremendous effort—and the blessing of God! I wouldn't trade our advocacy training program for any program in the country," said Regent Law Dean Jeffrey Brauch. Other recent Regent ADR wins include the 2009 Merhige National Environmental Negotiation Competition and the 2007 ABA National Negotiation Championship. Regent's Moot Court team—composed of Tristen Cramer, Amy Vitale and Megan Donley—advanced to the quarterfinals at the NMCC, defeating teams from Pepperdine, Lewis and Clark, and Loyola New Orleans. They finished as one of the top eight teams out of a field of 191 teams from around the country. Their competition brief was graded as the second best brief in the nation. According to team coach Professor Mike Hernandez, "The NMCC is one of two true national championships for moot court," Hernandez said. "The other moot court national championship is sponsored by the American Bar Association, and we won that national title in 2006. Tristen, Amy and Megan did a phenomenal job." Cramer won the award for the best oralist in the final round at the regional competition, and Regent's team produced the second best brief there as well. 16 BRIEF REMARK Regent Law Launches Hispanic Law Students Association Officially approved in the spring of 2011, Hispanic Law Students Association (HLSA) is one of Regent University's newest organizations. HLSA aims to raise awareness of issues affecting Hispanics from both a societal and legal perspective. Regent Law Alumna Appointed as Circuit Court Judge Jennifer Dorow ('95) was appointed to serve as a judge in Waukesha County Circuit Court by Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker. She began serving on January 17, 2012 after seven years with Huppertz & Dorow in Waukesha, WI. Her appointment brings the total of Regent Law alumni currently serving as judges to 20. 2010-11 GRADUATES GENERAL NEWS Aby, Cynthia Danielle Albarado, Emmanuel Allen, Adeline Anriette Allen-Santos, Brandon M.J. Asercion, Paul Robert Ayer, Sammy Edward Badders, Lacee Kee LaShelle Baker, Michael Henry Bauerle, Ryan Robert Beauvais, M. Jessy Berry, Alexander Arthur Block, Aaron Michael Bouchard, Julian David Bradley, Ryan Alexander Bratton, Ian Daniel Bratton, Mary Katherine Bray, Melissa Ivelisse Brooks, Angela Marie Brown, Katherine Schafer Burger, Amy M. Buttars, Nathan Alan Cannone, Joanna Beth Carter, Brandon Thomas Chludzinski, Anna Catherine Cochrane Jr., William Vincent Collins, Tashina Star Cooper, Kara Marie Cronin, Melanie RenĂŠe Crossett, David Weston Curcione, Matthew Christian Davidson, James Earl Davidson, Matthew Lane Davis, Elizabeth Noelle Deering, Michael Christopher Delfunt, Brandon M. Del Rosario, Grace Austria Dickinson, Brandon Rody Dodge, Heather Kitts Downing, Timothy James Eifert, Ellis Edward Evans, Lisa Anne Fawson, Joshua Fields, Danielle Marie Flores, Linh Tran Fogarty, Courtney Kanaga Fox, Heather Lynne Gaertner, Terah Renee Garner, Jonathan A. Gates III, Gary Wilton Getchey, Kyle Anthony Gifford, Jonathan Matthew Goodwyn, Abigail E. Grant, Erin Nicole Griffith, Nathaniel Scott Growick, Jonathan Michael Hajovsky, Sarah Jayne Hanger, Hunter Davidson Hankins, Shemeka Christina Harris, Brittny Kim Hartsfield, Sarah Elyse Hebda, Daniel J. Heidbrink, Katherine Gates Hills, Joel Lansing Jessup, Patrick Lawrence Johnson, Valerie Rochelle Jones, Cameron Grant Jones, Taryne Margaret Jonker, Lindsay K. Kail, Joshua D. Kitts, Shea Kneynsberg, Briane Elaine Kreitinger, Bethany June Kulp, Kevin Joseph Lake, Paul Austen Lewis, Erick Douglas Lloyd, Ellen Dorothy Marks, Brittany Ann Martin, Todd Ian Douglas Mayo, Johnita Pearl McCoy, Gabriel Landon Noote IV, Robert Frank Osner, Fevry Pemberton, Danielle Rae Poorbaugh, Frederick Jacob Pratt, Kara Elizabeth Ragon, Joanna Brake Robinson, Verndell C. Roche, Matthew Steven Rogers, Carol RenĂŠ Sarkkinen, Stacy L. Saw, Hyong Un John Shin, Jae Hwa Simon, Jessica Scott Smith, Brandon Michael Smith, Karen Aurora Steenken, Lori Holland Stevenson, Lakishi Daniele Stevenson, Mark Louis Talley, Sara Elizabeth Tanyi, Bridget Manyi Thurston, Nicole Marie Tipton, Jr. John David Tucker, Ashley Claudette Urness, Jordan Charles Urness, Sarah Elizabeth Vari, Christopher Vellalos, Jesse Calvin Kawika Walters, Brittany Caitlin Walters, Tiffany Marie Walton, Steven David Warner, Ashley Lynn Warner, Jacob Paul Weber, Joy Kenawell Wescott, Matthew P. White, Jesse Eric White, Katherine Hart Wiese, Jesse Benaiah Wiese, Melissa Jenkins Wilkerson, John Adams Wood, Robert David Yenca, Bethany Carla Young, Eric Owen Yun, Sokyong 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 17 ALUMNI UPDATES 1990s Steven W. Fitschen ('99) filed an Prof. Tracy Banks ('90) has joined the faculty of Oak Brook College of Law and Government Policy. Oak Brook is a Christian law school located in Fresno, Ca. O. Rene Diaz ('90) spoke at the Texas Association of Mediator's Conference. His topic focused on "The Magic of CrossCultural and Bilingual Mediations." He is a former District Judge and founder of the Diaz Mediation and Arbitration Center in San Antonio, Tx. Kelly Hollowell ('99) was recently elected a Mullen. shareholder at Williams Robert Broyles ('95) was recognized in the October 2010 Allied Success Newsletter for his latest published article (September 21, 2010) in the San Francisco Daily Journal entitled "Don't Ask Don't Tell" Repeal: A Very Dangerous Sociological Experiment." John Snyder ('99) recently resigned as David McCormick ('95) entered the M. Drew DeMott ('01) was named one Dean contest for the Republican nomination for Virginia in 2012. Senate Vivian Henderson (Brown) ('96) was a featured alum for William and Mary's alumni winter publication. She has spent the last fourteen years serving the Commonwealth of Virginia, as both an assistant commonwealth's attorney and an assistant attorney general. Scott D. Bergthold ('97) represented defendants in the district court and on appeal in The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, which upheld Ohio's Community Defense Act in 84 Video/Newsstand, Inc. v. Sartini in Fall 2011. Michelle Ann Hansen ('97) was accepted into the JAG Corps-funded civilian LLM program (Fall 2011) in National Security Law. Mark T. Garsombke ('98) was named in the Milwaukee Business Journal "40 under 40" issue. Major James S. DuPré ('99) has joined the Contract and Fiscal Law Division of the United States Army Legal Agency as an Attorney-Advisor. 18 amicus brief in Fall 2011 supporting the personhood of an unborn baby in Havard v. Puntuer. The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit held that prison officials could not deliberately ignore the obvious and serious medical needs of the inmate, whose baby was born with severe mental retardation and cerebral palsy because of inadequate medical care. BRIEF REMARK Union County District Attorney and joined the Atlanta, Georgia based law firm Fisher Broyles as a partner. 2000s of Metro Valdosta, Georgia's "4 under 40," which recognizes outstanding young professionals in the community. Wynter Christian Benda ('02) was named assistant to the Norfolk, Virginia City Manager on February 25, 2011. Laurie Tilghman ('02) was recently promoted to Senior Trial Attorney at the Law Offices of Doreen M. Ryan (in-house counsel for Allstate Ins. Co.) in Moorestown, NJ. She also recently qualified as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney for the State of NJ. Christina Rea ('03) has joined Bryan Cave LLP in Santa Monica, Ca., as an Associate. Crystal Twitty ('03) was appointed as Associate Counsel for the Virginia Community College System in February 2011. Noel W. Sterett ('06) was promoted to firm member at Mauck & Baker, LLC in Chicago, Illinois in December, 2011. Logan Aal ('07) has joined Poole & Mahoney, PC in Virginia Beach, Va., as an Associate. Megan Lindsey ('07) became Program Manager for Infant Adoption Training Initiative with the National Council for Adoption in Alexandria, Virginia in February 2010. Wesley Hunter Southerland ('07) has joined The Crain Law Center, LLC in Brentwood, Tn. Stephen D. Casey ('08) was inducted into the Allied Attorney Honor Corps in Fall 2011. Allied Attorneys become Honor Corps members when they have reported at least 450 hours of qualifying pro bono work. Matthew Robert Clark ('08) has joined the American Center for Law & Justice in Nashville, Tn. Misty Nicole Clark ('08) married in September, 2011, and is now Misty Clark Anderson. She is employed by Pagano & Marks in Richmond, Va. Melissa Durand ('08) recently joined Potra Law Firm in Suwanee, Ga. Cherish Hadley-Njewel ('08) recently joined The Law Offices of Daniel J. Miller in Virginia Beach, Va. Minka J. Lanier ('08) joined the Social Security Administration in Falls Church, Virginia as an Attorney Advisor in September 2010. Levinar ('09) recently began working for Congressman J. Randy Forbes. Emily Aaron Scott McDonnell ('09) recently joined Abener Engineering and Construction Services, LLC in Chesterfield, Mo., as a staff attorney. Abener is a global company that engineers and constructs large scale power plants. Andrew John McVay ('09) recently joined Alpern Myers Stuart LLC in Colorado Springs, Co., as an Associate. He also began the Tax LLM program at the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law, on January 3, 2011. ALUMNI UPDATES 2010s Timothy Downing ('10) recently joined the Office of the Oklahoma Attorney General in Oklahoma City, Ok., as an assistant Attorney General.. Jennifer Kornman ('10) recently joined the Chesapeake Public Defender's Office. Autumn Leva ('10) joined the staff of Congressman Doug Lamborn (R-CO, district 5). Patrick C. Murphrey ('10) recently joined the law firm of Holcomb & Carmines, PC in Poquoson, Va. Sung-won Park ('10) started Park & Park LLP with his brother in Queens (Flushing), New York in February, 2011. Erica Pero ('10) recently joined Sentara Health Care in Virginia Beach, Va., as a corporate healthcare attorney Betty Russo ('10) has become certified as a General and Family Mediator, Guardian Ad Litem, and a Committee Clerk for the Militia, Police and Public Safety Committee in the Virginia House of Delegates. Calling All Current (and Future) Alumni Ambassadors: Thank You! (and Join Us!) Law Admissions would like to extend a special thank you to all of our Alumni Ambassadors, including the 37 alums who are new participants in this year's program. Your efforts go so far in helping us fill our class. Thank you to the following: Troy Anderson, Kerriel Bailey, Spiro Ballas, Tiffany Barrans, Matthew Bever, Jonathan Bracewell, Ann Buwalda, Stephen Casey, Doug Davis, Derek DeBrosse, Drew DeMott, Brad DeSandro, Tim Downing, Miranda Dunning, Suanne Edmiston, Rachel Flanagan, Jodi Lynn Foss, Carly Gammill, Roberta Gantea, Marshall Goldman, Jaired Hall, Tristin Harper, Derick Henderson, Clarence Henderson, Daniel Holser, Andrea Hunter, Noelle James, Kisha Jones, David Klarich, Drew Kubovcik, Courtney Laginess, Maria Lawrence, John Legg, Autumn Leva, Lance Losey, Bobby Maddox, Mykell Messman, Nathan McGrath, Benjamin Miller, Christina Munoz, Udoka Obi, Bruce Page, Stephen Pfeiffer, Tara Powell, Seth Rhodebeck, Angela Riddle, Toussaint Romain, Quinn Rosborough, Emily Sheets, Charles Slemp, Mark Stevenson, James Stuchell, Meghan Terry, Crystal Twitty, John Tyler, Brent VanNorman, Mark Welton, and Greg Wilhelm. We have specific pockets where we would like to identify others to join this encouragement program to newly admitted candidates. Specifically, we are looking for Regent alumni who have passed a bar and have an affiliation (either present or undergrad) with the following: · · · · · · · · · · · · · New England (male and female) D.C. area (male) California (male and female) William & Mary undergraduates (male and female) Pennsylvania (female) Ohio (female) Wisconsin (male and female) Colorado (male and female) Indiana (male and female) Evangel University undergraduates (male and female) Hillsdale College undergraduates (male and female) Oral Roberts University undergraduates (female) Liberty University undergraduates (male) If you would like to learn more about being a part of this vital outreach to our admitted students, please contact Bonnie Creef at email@example.com. 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 19 Non-Profit Org. 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The recent purchase of Nexen (NYSE:NXY) by a Chinese oil and gas company has unleashed the typical torrential flood of nationalism in the United States that is usually associated with this type of acquisition. This reaction is especially puzzling considering that Nexen is a Canadian oil and gas company with only minor operations in the U.S.
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The Deal
On July 23, 2012, CNOOC Limited (NYSE:CEO) announced the purchase of Nexen for $27.50 per share in cash. The price represented a premium of 61% over the price of Nexen on the previous day.
Who is CNOOC Limited?
CNOOC Limited is an oil and gas company headquartered in Hong Kong and is a subsidiary of the China National Offshore Oil Corporation, a state-owned enterprise of the People's Republic of China.
SEE: A Guide To Investing In Oil Markets
Nexen Assets
Nexen reported production of 207,000 barrels of oil equivalent (BOE) per day in the second quarter of 2012 and proved reserves of 900 million BOE. The company's assets are spread mostly across Canada, the U.S., the United Kingdom and West Africa.
More than 50% of Nexen's production comes from the North Sea, with the Buzzard development being the principal source of this production. Another 30% of production is generated from projects in Canada, including the oil sands and several other areas. Nexen also owns a 20% interest in the Usan field located offshore of Nigeria and expects net production from here to eventually reach 36,000 barrels per day.
United States' Assets
Nexen reported production of 16,000 BOE per day from the U.S. in the second quarter of 2012. Despite the low production from here, the company has stakes in several projects with significant potential. Nexen owns 20% of the Appomattox prospect, operated by Royal Dutch Shell (RDS-A, RDS-B). The company does not expect first oil production from here until 2017 or 2018, but estimates that the discovery has gross contingent recoverable resources of 215 million BOE.
SEE: Oil And Gas Industry Primer
Political Response
The political response in the U.S. to the deal was immediate and predictable with several politicians calling for the Obama Administration to block the deal. The opposition is focused on the royalty relief that Nexen has on some leases in the Gulf of Mexico, which may be covered under the Deep Water Royalty Relief Act. This law was passed in 1995 to "promote development" in the Gulf of Mexico when oil prices were much lower.
Edward Markey, a congressman from Massachusetts, called the deal a "massive transfer of wealth" in a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. Geithner is chairman of the Committee for Foreign Investment in the U.S., which is charged with reviewing the National Security implications of foreign investments in U.S. companies. Markey urged Geithner to block the purchase unless Nexen agreed to waive its royalty relief or sell the leases.
It's difficult to believe that the ownership of a relatively insignificant amount of oil and gas assets in the Gulf of Mexico by a company controlled by the Chinese government will threaten the national security of the U.S. Will the Chinese government use an oil and gas platform to stockpile ammunition and mass troops prior to an invasion of the Gulf Coast?
The Bottom Line
The opposition to a minor purchase of U.S. assets by a foreign government makes good headlines but little sense in the global world that we live in. Investors should consider that excess cash flow earned by foreign companies is recycled into our economy through the purchase of goods and investment in U.S. treasury securities. The final item to consider is that the Chinese may be buying oil and gas assets at a generational peak in commodity prices, and repeating the same mistake that Japan made when buying marquee U.S. real estate assets in the late 1980s.
At the time of writing, Eric Fox did not own shares in any of the companies mentioned in this article.
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Template talk:Copyvionote
Good wording, Samulili. I just added another line because sometimes stuff is tagged mistakenly. It's not always the tagger is 100% correct. :) pfctdayelise (translate?) 10:05, 14 June 2006 (UTC)
Hm... after seeing this in action for a couple of weeks, I'm not so sure it's a great idea. Notifying the uploader is good but I think more specific personal messages are better for getting exactly what they did wrong across, e.g. "Screenshots don't create new copyright" / "Logos are generally unfree, so please don't upload them here" rather than this generic message. Guess it's better than nothing though... pfctdayelise (translate?) 11:50, 2 July 2006 (UTC)
- What if we added a field for reason to both this and {{Copyvio}}. Not only would it solve the problem you mention but also the anxiety I feel trying to empty Category:Against policy and going "Why is this an obvious copyviolation?" -Samulili 11:56, 2 July 2006 (UTC)
- If you can't tell why it's a copyvio, definitely don't delete it. Untag it and post on the image talk page or tagger's talk page requesting them to nominate it on COM:DEL instead, since it's not clear. This is good because it still makes Category:against policy smaller even though you didn't delete anything. :) Or you can nominate it yourself like Arnomane does.
- I don't think making the deletion process any more complicated is a good idea because many people already are confused, by the number of nominations in wrong places. --pfctdayelise (translate?) 12:04, 2 July 2006 (UTC)
There was copyright-violation-alert concerning my published on Flickr photo "Burg Hirschhorn2" (http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Burg_Hirschhorn2.jpg) I changed the copyright conditions, it's all right now. greetings Raymond
Lisäsäsin uuden "Copyionote" mallineen eli tuon saman mallineen suomeksi.Se on tässä([1]) voisiko joku ylläpitäjistä laittaa sen tuohon kilipalkkiin{{copyvionote/lang}} ?--Terveisin:CHELLBER 114 (Keskustele) 23:56, 26 July 2008 (UTC)
I changed the unnecessary heading from autotranslate to a simple == [[:File:Foo.jpg]] ==. Regretably the subtemplate Template:Copyvionote/heading/en is now used on many user talks and should stay. --Martin H. (talk) 13:21, 4 November 2009 (UTC)
Wording too strong[edit]
Despite the fact that this template is only used for so-called "obvious" copyvios, in some cases these may be uploaded by the original author, or otherwise okay. I think we should avoid language implying that the work is definitely a copyvio, like "pay attention to copyright," since this may scare or offend users who didn't do anything wrong. Something more like "One of your uploads has been flagged as a possible copyright violation, and will be deleted if an explanation is not provided." Dcoetzee (talk) 23:29, 11 February 2010 (UTC)
- I agree with your proposal. Often enough a supposed copyvio isn't obvious. The author may always come up with a proof that it is no copyvio. However we'd need a broad consensus on this, otherwise we don't get every translation reworded. PanchoS (talk) 16:17, 2 March 2010 (UTC)
- The only strong wording for me as a non-native English speaker is the phrase "pay attention to copyright".
- The suggested phrasing "One of your uploads has been flagged as a possible copyright violation" is to me just a slightly more complicated version of the current "[image] has been marked as a copyright violation."
- But I agree that "pay attention to copyright" should be altered. I would suggest "Copyright is important". If that is too bold change, then at least a "please" could be added, e.g. "Please respect copyright", which would be a direct translation of the German phrasing "Bitte beachte Urheberrechte" and not need any translation rewording.
- Fred J (talk) 09:27, 3 March 2010 (UTC)
If I may weigh in as someone who recently got very (unreasonably) angry about receiving such a notice.... It seems to me that the current wording is a bit abrupt and rude. It came across to me as harsh and high-handed. I would suggest somewhat softer wording, and also adding a mention of COM:UNDEL as a means of recourse and appeal. Personally I think I would not have been so upset if the language were slightly softer, and a means of adjutification were identified in the note. I'm all in favor of complying with the law, but seem to have gotten angry with the specific words used. With best wishes, Daderot (talk) 23:33, 8 March 2010 (UTC)
- I tried to bring the ideas above together. The phrase, "that is, images and other media files that can be used by anyone, for any purpose" seems to me to be of little use. The links in the following sentence provide clarity and should be emphasized. Since most users will be concerned with images, I would consider placing "Commons:Image casebook" first; readers that only view the first link will find it most helpful.
- 2009-01-16 version:[2]
- |title=Pay attention to copyright
- |text=[[:{{{1}}}]] has been marked as a copyright violation. Wikimedia Commons only accepts free content, that is, images and other media files that can be used by anyone, for any purpose. For details on what is acceptable, please read Commons:Licensing. For images, you may find Commons:Image casebook useful. You can ask questions about Commons policies in Commons:Help desk.
- Proposed wording:
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- |text=[[:{{{1}}}]] has been marked as a possible copyright violation. Wikimedia Commons only accepts free content. For images, please see Commons:Image casebook. For more information, see Commons:Licensing. You may ask questions about Commons policies at Commons:Help desk. For incorrectly deleted files, you may request undeletion.
- Walter Siegmund (talk) 16:31, 9 March 2010 (UTC)
- It has been two weeks with no comment since I proposed new wording. In a week, or so, I'd like to make that edit. Your comments are welcome in the meantime. Walter Siegmund (talk) 21:58, 23 March 2010 (UTC)
- I actually have an issue with the phrase "The file you added will soon be deleted." That seems too strongly worded and assumes the file is definitively a copyright violation. It also contradicts the sentence immediately following it. A simple swap to "may soon be deleted" would resolve it imo. ~ Amory (u • t • c) 12:55, 17 June 2010 (UTC)
Broken link in some translations[edit]
Hi, I encountered a broken link to the image discussion page in several languages.
I felt comfortable fixing the German, German (formal) and French versions by replacing the broken link to the talk page by a link to the image description page itself (exactly analogous to the English version, see my change).
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Please change "will soon be deleted" to "may soon be deleted" — adding this tag does not guarantee deletion. Nyttend (talk) 16:40, 5 July 2010 (UTC)
- Done (But you could have done it yourself, the English text is at Template:Copyvionote/en, which is freely editable.) --Mormegil (talk) 11:23, 20 July 2010 (UTC)
possible copyright violation[edit]
It is suggested to add the word possible to "has been marked as a [possible] copyright violation".
Regretably on my monitor this will cause an additional linebreak separating the help desk link to Commons:Help//desk, maybe we can save some space with removing the blank line before the deletion warning? --Martin H. (talk) 23:00, 3 October 2010 (UTC)
- At least for me, when file name is entered (like here) it breaks lines even now. For what it is worth, "For images, you may" may be shortened to "Also, you may" --Justass (talk) 23:16, 3 October 2010 (UTC)
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Hi. Would you please be so kind as to add Maltese/Malti to this template. Grazzi ħafna :) CharlieTheCabbie (talk) 02:07, 9 May 2014 (UTC)
- Nothing to do, template already displays correctly in mt. --Didym (talk) 13:01, 9 May 2014 (UTC)
- When I look at Template:Copyvionote, the languages listed in the box below do not include Malti, unlike the other templates I've edited into the language. Is this one different in some way because it's substituted? CharlieTheCabbie (talk) 17:28, 9 May 2014 (UTC)
- Indeed, the text itself needs no change on the template, but the language box does. Fixed here. --Didym (talk) 12:24, 10 May 2014 (UTC)
- Thanks Didym. Is there any way that I am able to complete an "editprotected" without having to bug other people? I think it's sort of a shame to drag other people away from their work to fix up stuff that I'm creating. CharlieTheCabbie (talk) 20:31, 10 May 2014 (UTC)
- Indeed, the text itself needs no change on the template, but the language box does. Fixed here. --Didym (talk) 12:24, 10 May 2014 (UTC)
- When I look at Template:Copyvionote, the languages listed in the box below do not include Malti, unlike the other templates I've edited into the language. Is this one different in some way because it's substituted? CharlieTheCabbie (talk) 17:28, 9 May 2014 (UTC)


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Olivia Ott and Megan Hahn were pressed to the final point by Kelly Smith and Jennifer Smith, but the Greyhounds pair came out with an 8-7 (6) victory. Ania Krawiec and Katelyn Hissong and Haleigh Morgus and Emily Hughes secured the doubles point with 8-2 and 8-0 wins, respectively.
Ott then had a long singles match, coming back from a 2-6 first-set loss, to beat Erin Benefiel, 6-2, 7-6 (4) in the No. 5 singles slot. Haleigh Morgus was the other Greyhounds player to mount a come-from-behind win. She fell to Liz Rossi, 3-6, in the first before winning the final two sets, 6-3, 6-4.
Hahn was a 6-4, 6-2 winner over Samantha Pinchott at No. 1 singles, and Hissong topped Kelly Smith, 6-1, 6-1 at No. 3. Krawiec beat Taylor D'Agostino in a pro-set, 8-5, after the match had been decided, and Hughes eased to a 6-1, 6-1 win over Danielle Nguyen.
On the men's side, Greg Olesnycky and Jordan Kuchta beat Mateo DeSommocurcio and Peter Salomon, 8-7 (4), at No. 2 doubles, but The Mount came away with victories in the other two pairs matches to earn the doubles point.
Alex Castro delivered a 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 win over Darren Mast at No. 6 singles, but that was the only flight in which the Greyhounds had a win.
Loyola Women 7, Mount St. Mary's 0
1. Megan Hahn (LOY) d. Samantha Pinchott (MSM), 6-4, 6-2
2. Haleigh Morgus (LOY) d. Liz Rossi (MSM), 3-6, 6-3, 6-4
3. Katelyn Hissong (LOY) d. Kelly Smith (MSM), 6-1, 6-1
4. Ania Krawiec (LOY) d. Taylor D'Agostino (MSM,) 8-5
5. Olivia Ott (LOY) d. Erin Benefiel (MSM), 2-6, 6-2, 7-6 (4)
6. Emily Hughes (LOY) d. Danielle Nguyen (MSM), 6-1, 6-1
1. Hahn/Ott (LOY) d. Smith/Smith (MSM), 8-7 (6)
2. Hissong/Krawiec (LOY) d. Pinchott/Rossi (MSM), 8-2
3. Morgus/Hughes (LOY) d. D'Agostino/Benefiel (MSM), 8-0
Mount St. Mary's Men 4, Loyola 1
1. Adam Salam (MSM) d. Connor Pietrak (LOY), 6-3, 3-6, 6-2
2. Austin Blake (MSM) d. Harrison Kunkel (LOY) ,7-6 (0), 6-4
3. Connor Lisco (LOY) vs. Mateo DeSommocurcio (MSM) DNF Darkness
4. Greg Olesnycky (LOY) led Peter Salomon (MSM), 7-5, 2-2 DNF, Darkness
5. Mike Zabatakis (MSM) d. Jordan Kuchta (LOY), 6-1, 6-0
6. Alex Castro (LOY) d. Darren Mast (MSM), 6-2, 3-6, 6-4
1. Salomon/Tonon (MSM) d. Kunkel/Lisco (LOY), 8-5
2. Olesnycky/Kuchta (LOY) d. Salam/DeSommocurcio (MSM), 8-7 (4)
3. Blake/Zabatakis (MSM) d. Pietrak/Castro (LOY), 8-3
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